These wonderful miniatures by artist Joe Fig have been making the rounds in the internets lately and rightly so. They’re freaking cool! They are miniature recreations of the studio space of the artists that he admires. Joe Fig goes into detail about his mini reproductions in his book Inside the Painter’s Studio. The photos of the …
Hungarian fiber artist Ágnes Herczeg (previously) continues to create delicate depictions of quiet moments. Formed from colorful lace and found wood, each small scene floats in mid-air and is attached to a piece of wood. Whereas in previous work, Herczeg used unusually shaped wood fragments as part of the figural elements of the scenes, in her more recent pieces the wood acts as a frame. You can see more of the artist’s work on her website and Instagram. More
I've finally finished the group of dolls I've been working on these past few weeks. They each have a little cloak or cape and are packaged in their own handmade gift box with letter-pressed certificate of authenticity. Each doll will be priced from AUD$28
Title: La Cuidad (The City) Materials: Fabric, paper, pencil Measurements: Box: 3 1/4" length, 2 1/4" width, 1" depth Book and sleeve: 1 1/2" length, 1 4/16 width, 1/2" depth Price: $175 One of a kind Available Here * *...
Miniature 2.5 x 3.5 inch watercolor
Paging through a photo album detailing every moment of a friend’s poolside vacation might not be a riveting activity, but flipping through Angela Mckay’s sketchbooks filled with tiny paintings of her travels certainly is. The Brooklyn-based pattern designer and illustrator of Ohkii Studio documents the lush scenery, cavernous waters, and hilly villages she sees on the streets of Lagos, Calamosche Beach on Italy’s southern coast, and in Joshua Tree National Park. Mckay generally positions her miniature paintings against the real-life backdrop, juxtaposing the two depictions that she then shares on Instagram. More
Models is approximately 15cm wide. ------------------------------ Welcome to The Blacklight District, Where Adventures Begin! 🌟FREE MYSTERY MINI/MINIS INCLUDED WITH ALL ORDERS!!! What will you get?🌟 🌟 About This Miniature This miniature is approx 15cm wide. At The Blacklight Tavern, we craft each piece with precision and passion. 🖼 What You See: The images you browse are artist renders that provide a sneak peek of the potential of each piece. They are colored to inspire your imagination and showcase how they might look once you add your personal touch. Please note, all models arrive unpainted and will need priming before you unleash your creativity with paint. 🎲 What You Get: An unpainted 3D printed resin figurine, ideal for tabletop RPGs, wargaming, or simply to display and admire. Printed at a stunning 8k resolution using a special resin blend for a navy grey matte finish that highlights crisp details and ensures durability. Most models come with a separate base; some assembly might be required. 🏗 Quality Commitment: At The Blacklight Tavern, we pride ourselves on the high quality of our miniatures. We meticulously remove all support structures to ensure a clean finish. Occasionally, some minor imperfections may remain, which you can easily sand or finish as needed. If you find any oversight or are dissatisfied in any way, please contact us. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we are here to resolve any concerns. 📏 Scale Details: Listed sizes refer to the overall dimensions of each model. Our scale ensures that measurements from the ankle to the eyeline of a 6-foot tall humanoid are precise, making these miniatures true to life (excluding any headgear or elaborate hairstyles). This is crucial for accurately portraying characters of various races and sizes. Interested in a different scale? Drop us a message for a custom quote! 🔧 Tips and Tricks: For models requiring assembly, we've designed parts to fit snugly together, though some may need light sanding or trimming to achieve a perfect fit. Superglues like Loctite are recommended for assembling your pieces. For clear resin models, applying a gloss coat finish can transform them into crystal clear masterpieces. 🎨 Artist Collaboration: We proudly partner with Printed Obsession to bring you these designs. Discover more and support their incredible work at Printed Obsession Patreon. Note: Models by Printed Obsession are supplied with complementary blank bases when available. Join The Blacklight Tavern community today and let your adventure unfold!
Pauline Roche honors the creative process and is fast becoming known for works depicting people involved in artistic pursuits. Such works offer Roche the chance to capture people enthralled and in the moment, she says.
These fuzzy little creations will make you happy just by looking at them!
Circus Performance, 1929 / Circus clippings from Calder's scrapbook / 3 stills from the film Calder's Little Circus , 1961 / Blue El...
An artist named Salavat Fidai can turn something as simple as a pencil into a piece of art. In the hands of this talented artist, your graphite can transform into anything, from animals to buildings. He impresses everyone, leaving fans to scratch their heads in perplexity as they wonder how it’s possible to create something so detailed and creative out of such an ordinary item.
Hungarian fiber artist Ágnes Herczeg (previously) continues to create delicate depictions of quiet moments. Formed from colorful lace and found wood, each small scene floats in mid-air and is attached to a piece of wood. Whereas in previous work, Herczeg used unusually shaped wood fragments as part of the figural elements of the scenes, in her more recent pieces the wood acts as a frame. You can see more of the artist’s work on her website and Instagram. More
Chaque jour depuis un an environ, Derek Myers dévoile un dessin qu’il a réalisé au feutre noir fin. Ses compositions sont de petits paysages sauvages s
Love consists of many little things, and not all of them are always bright and shiny. Amanda Oleander, an artist from Los Angeles, knows a lot about these things, but she’s not afraid to show them to you. In her work, she illustrates all those little details like eating out or brushing your teeth that make up the everyday life of most couples. That is why her illustrations are so relatable for each of us.
Any combination of white and blue abstract paintings to admire, when given a splatter of gold or silver metallic colour makes it so lively. When hanged in the living room, the blue n white hues gives a refreshing feeling. Gaze stars at night, click a photograph for your reference and capture the beauty on your canvas.
Hi! We are currently stitching along on our most complex book project, the 1760s sacque. While we can't show you the whole big crazy thing quite yet, we'd like to share with you our references. Mrs. Cadoux c. 1770, The Tate, N03728 Portrait of a Lady, Francis
- Grafische illustratie van een kraanvogel in wit en goud, die over een berglandschap en hoog gras heen vliegt Grafische illustratie van een kraanvogel in wit en goud (geen goudfolie), die over gras vliegt met bergen op de achtergrond. Deze prachtige poster geeft je precies de juiste hoeveelheid kleur om je huis er gloednieuw uit te laten zien. De poster is gedrukt met een witte rand die het ontwerp mooi inkadert. Artiest: SpaceFrog Designs
It seems like there is no such a person in the world who is indifferent to tiny houses and interiors. Some people admire, others collect. And the most talented create them. Olga Mutina, a Russian craftswoman from the city of Cheboksary, is exactly the sort of such person.
The other day I stumbled upon these wonderful old photos while I was researching vintage kitchens. I love seeing some of my favorite stars and celebrities cookin’ up somethin’ tasty. Ho…
Say hello to spring blooms... and never say goodbye!
Аллан Тегер создает пейзажи на женских телах, в которых изгибы форм рождают волнующие воображение ландшафты.
Miniature watercolor
Hi to all my blogging friends... Hope you all have had a good time over the Christmas holidays... I've decided to hit the new year running and get off to a good start by showing you all how to make a cute recycled paper bird like this one. As some of you already know I love to recycle anything that would be otherwise be thrown away, I love to make it into something useful and beautiful.. And FREE!!! If you don't know, or haven't realised it yet.....I am a cheapskate...! You will need: - Graph paper- Not essential. Cereal box Paper Water based glue Masking tape /sellotape Paint,beads, lace, fabric, glitter etc to decorate.. *Just click on photo's to enlarge, copy and paste. So you start with the pattern. Looks a little strange at them moment bear with me it works.... I am hoping that you will be able to print this off, if not just follow the pattern using graph paper.. You can in large it to any size as you can see mine are quite small about 3cm or so when finished.. Transfer the shape onto... You've guessed it .. A cereal box. Cut out the shape x 2, So... Here we go. The fiddly bit. First of all to give the little bird shape you tuck the short beak piece under the longer piece and tape into place, do this on both halves. This gives the little fella a bit of an eye.. Then you tape both halves of the bird together. He should now have a bit of shape. Tweak the two halves until they fit together and tape. Then using any water based glue that you have to hand stick small papier mache strips all over the bird. I used an old hymn book that had seen better days... A 10p charity shop another bargain. To finish make the little bird your own........I made them into robins as it was Christmas... I painted eyes and added a little flourish of colour and a sprinkle of glitter and he was done.. I used jewellers wire to hang him on our Christmas tree.. The possibilities are endless.. Easter chicks come to mind... If you make one or two, post them on your blog and I will link up with you to show everyone your amazing creations... I made a few for our tree and gave the others to special friends over the Christmas holidays. They make fantastic little gifts and haven't cost you a bean.. WISHING YOU ALL HAPPY NEW YEAR OUT THERE IN THIS FUNNY VIRTUAL WORLD.. Julie.x
Love consists of many little things, and not all of them are always bright and shiny. Amanda Oleander, an artist from Los Angeles, knows a lot about these things, but she’s not afraid to show them to you. In her work, she illustrates all those little details like eating out or brushing your teeth that make up the everyday life of most couples. That is why her illustrations are so relatable for each of us.
It seems like there is no such a person in the world who is indifferent to tiny houses and interiors. Some people admire, others collect. And the most talented create them. Olga Mutina, a Russian craftswoman from the city of Cheboksary, is exactly the sort of such person.
Genial.guru hizo una lista de peliculas de todos los tiempos que no solo podrían darte qué hacer una tarde, sino que te zambullirán de cabeza en busqueda de los secretos de la psique y mente humana, inquietarán tu imaginación y te harán sentarte a pensar en lo que acabas de ver. ¡Buen provecho!
These scenes might be small, but they each have a big story to tell.
